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Met Police officers 'had case to answer' as man is tasered and jumps from bridge - The Mirror

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Oladeji Omishore's family said the "credibility and the purpose" of his inquest was lost after the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) cleared the Metropolitan Police officers of misconduct

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Met Police officers 'had case to answer' as man is tasered and jumps from bridge - The Mirror

Oladeji Omishore's family said the "credibility and the purpose" of his inquest was lost after the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) cleared the Metropolitan Police officers of misconduct

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Met Police officers 'had case to answer' as man is tasered and jumps from bridge

Oladeji Omishore’s family said the “credibility and the purpose” of his inquest was lost after the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) cleared the Metropolitan Police officers of misconduct Two police officers “had a case to answer” – but were cleared of misconduct – after a man died shortly after being tasered and jumping from a bridge. Oladeji Omishore, 41, died after a confrontation with the officers, who had been called when he was …

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No misconduct from Met officers in Chelsea Bridge death, watchdog finds

Oladeji Omishore, 41, died after a confrontation with the officers on June 4 2022.Two Metropolitan Police officers have been cleared of misconduct by the po ...

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IOPC investigation finds no indication of misconduct for Met officers in Chelsea Bridge Taser incident | Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)

IOPC investigation finds no indication of misconduct for Met officers in Chelsea Bridge Taser incident Nick.Baker Mon, 24/03/2025 - 17:44 News No Image IOPC staff Media team member An Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into the actions of two Met officers during an incident where a man was Tasered before he fell off Chelsea Bridge and died, has found no indication that the officers’ actions may have breached the police st…

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